Jabra recently introduced a new Bluetooth 2.0 headset, the Jabra BT8010, which comes with pretty much everything you would want for a Bluetooth headset. The BT8010 features supports for A2DP and AVRCP, the new Jog Wheel rotating control, and a supplementary earphone which allows you to enjoy dual channel stereo sound while listening to music on your mobile device.
More: click here…
Add comment May 4th, 2007
Just when we thought the DELL XPS M1710 is gonna top the most powerful notebook computer for this year, PC MicroWorks released the a duo core SLI capable notebook computer ? the Vega. It seems that the best things come in pair for the Vega, it is powered by AMD Turion 64 X2 Dual-Core processor, jaw dropping dual 512MB nVidia Geforce Go 7950GTX or dual 512MB nVIDIA Quadro FX 2500M SLI GPUs, and dual 160 GB SATA hard drives (it also offers options for up to 600GB Perpendicular at 4200RPM).
More: click here…
Add comment May 4th, 2007
Copying photos over to the fifth generation iPod need not be a tedious affair that requires a computer to act as a mediator. All you need is the iWay device that automatically loads digital photos from SD memory cards to the iPod directly. While this is great if you’re using your iPod as the primary method of viewing digital photographs, most digital cameras these days already come with displays larger than those found on the iPod, hence making the iWay redundant. If you want to lighten your pockets, the iWay retails for a relatively expensive $70.
More: click here…
Add comment May 4th, 2007
Increase your awareness levels with the RNID Contact Mat which alerts you via a vibrating pager or a flashing and audible receiver whenever somebody steps on it. This is great for homes where there are toddlers or older folk with hearing disabilities around, as you get to keep tabs on the little ones while hearing-impaired people know when the pizza delivery boy has arrived at the door. At £31.90, the RNID Contact Mat might come across as pretty pricey but what price is there on knowing your cute lil’ toddler is safe at home?
More: click here…
Add comment May 4th, 2007
Ever wished you could be a DJ? The Hercules Wireless DJ Mixing Controller can bring you a step closer to your dream, but not by quantum leaps as it doesn’t fall under the “serious controller” category being a slightly more advanced version of an ordinary remote control. All you need to do is plug the Hercules Wireless DJ Mixing Controller into any available USB port and use it to manipulate the included DJ software. A couple of LCD displays show the current playing track with two-channel mixing and jog wheels for basic scratching completing the feature list. The Hercules Wireless DJ Mixing Controller retails for £59.00 for those living across the pond.
More: click here…
Add comment May 4th, 2007
The RemoteLinc remote control is a device that is compatible with any INSTEON device in your home, turning them on or off at the touch of a button. This means you’ll be able to create multiple lighting scenes in your home from a remote that fits snugly in your hand - all you need is an AccessPoint and you’re good to go. The RemoteLinc is powered by a quartet of AAA batteries and takes less than 5 minutes to set up. The RemoteLinc retails for $49.95, but it is currently out of stock. How much lazier can we humans get?
More: click here…
Add comment May 4th, 2007
Ah, beer. The nectar of the gods has certainly a large following in Australia, where the local brewery there known as Fosters and Australia’s University of Queensland have joined forces to work on a method where brewing waste can be used to generate energy with a microbial fuel cell. This fuel cell will come with bacteria that consumes water-soluble brewing waste like sugar, starch, and alcohol, releasing chemical energy that will then be converted into electricity via the cell. In theory, the planned beer fuel cell could generate up to 2kW of energy. I guess I will look at my beer in a totally new light the next time I hit the local watering hole.
More: click here…
Add comment May 4th, 2007
HP aims to make it easier for customers to meet their printing needs in the near future by offering new cartridge options at a lower price point. This different method of doing things offer low purchase prices to those who rarely print, while customers who think they’re operating a printing press at home can settle for a lower cost-per-page solution. Three new color-coded categories have been introduced to help implement this strategy, and they are blue (standard), green (value), and red (specialty). This is a good initiative from HP as it shows that the company is listening to consumers’ needs and wants, as inkjet cartridges are more expensive than fuel drop for drop.
More: click here…
Add comment May 4th, 2007
While I’m tone deaf and can’t sing to save my life, the Mechanical Music Box looks pretty appealing as it comes with paper strips and a hole puncher for people like me to make some music without the ability to tell the difference between E Major and E Minor. The Mechanical Music box offers an opportunity to create your own sonatas and symphonies and comes with a pre-punched “Happy Birthday” strip for those who have run out of gift ideas and need to save their bacon, pronto! You can pick one up for $15 today.
More: click here…
Add comment May 4th, 2007
Protecting your laptop on your travels is essential considering the amount of sensitive information contained within, hence the Universal Aluminum HardCase from RhinoSkin. Large enough to fit in most laptops or notebooks, the RhinoSkin HardCase was built with toughness in mind, where you can even stand on it with a laptop inside without any adverse effects to the contents - that just goes to show how strong it is. Features include locking mechanisms that keep your laptop in place during travel, strategically placed airflows to prevent overheating, retractable handles, a shoulder strap and accessory pack. Check out the demo here.
More: click here…
Add comment May 4th, 2007
| M | T | W | T | F | S | S |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Jun » | ||||||
| 1 | 2 | 3 | 4 | 5 | 6 | |
| 7 | 8 | 9 | 10 | 11 | 12 | 13 |
| 14 | 15 | 16 | 17 | 18 | 19 | 20 |
| 21 | 22 | 23 | 24 | 25 | 26 | 27 |
| 28 | 29 | 30 | 31 | |||